Eastpointe Country Club

I had my baby shower here mid October of this year and it was nothing short of amazing. Kaela, the catering and event manager, was extremely helpful in making my vision come to life. I had the shower decorated in Halloween themed decor and Kaela was able to have her staff create the napkins into small bats without hesitation. The food was absolutely amazing. My guests were raving about it and the desserts were incredible. I’m still dreaming over the mini pumpkin pies. I also had a few guests with gluten intolerances so Kaela made sure they were accommodated by creating what we had on the buffet in a gluten free option. I would 10/10 recommend this space for an event! It was perfect.

Eastpointe Country Club in Jupiter FL has two great golf courses (east and west) in great condition. West is a bit narrow but fun to play.

Two Clubs in One Eastpointe Country Club Palm in Beach Gardens, Florida is twice the club of others in the area. Literally. It has two full service clubhouses, two fitness centers, two practice areas and two Fazio courses (George and his nephew, Tom). Just about two of everything. Originally, there were two full-service country clubs within the community: Eastpointe Country Club and the Golf and Racquet Club. The two clubs merged in 2015. Members have exclusive access to 36 holes of World Class Championship golf on courses designed by renowned architects George and Tom Fazio. Golfers also have access to two comprehensive practice facilities that include driving ranges, putting greens and practice bunkers. There are two fully stocked pro shops and a friendly and knowledgeable staff of PGA certified teaching professionals who can help fine tune your game. The East Course plays 7011 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 74.2 and a slope of 131. This par 72 course features wide fairways with well bunkered and challenging green complexes. The East course is quite playable and challenges players of all skill levels. Rolling fairways, Bermuda grass greens and shimmering lakes will delight the senses and make you want to come back and play again. The East Course’s signature hole is number 18, a daunting par 4, dogleg right that measures 463 yards from the back tees and culminates with an island green. Water down the entire right side and two strategically placed fairway bunkers on the left side off the tee put the emphasis on straight. Don’t be surprised to see blue herons, pelicans or even an osprey fishing in the lake – just hope they don’t bring up your ball! The West Course was designed by Tom Fazio and opened for play in 1982. The course plays to a par 70 and is considerably shorter than its sister course, playing only 6458 yards from the back tees. The fairways are narrow, the greens are small and well bunkered and there are numerous water hazards. The West Course presents a far different challenge than the East and demands accuracy and precision. The signature hole on the West Course is a medium length par 3 that plays 159 yards over water to a medium sized, kidney shaped green. With the water in front and bunkers front right and back left, hole 10 can be one of the most intimidating shots on the course. Par is a good score here. There are many other amenities as well. If you like to play tennis, there are 16 Har-Tru courts at Eastpointe. After you heat up on the course or on the courts, cool off in the heated, 2,800 square-foot pool. Eastpointe also offers members a fitness center at each clubhouse. Each fitness center is staffed with certified personal trainers whose goal is to see to it that members attain their peak health and fitness levels. After your round, you’ll probably want to unwind and rehash some of your best shots with your partners. The Grille Room overlooks the 18th hole on the East Course and offers a fun and casual setting for a round of drinks or lunch after your round. The West Bar is the hub of the West Clubhouse and offers a casual atmosphere with spectacular views. S Each clubhouse has its own formal dining room. Eastpointe’s culinary team realizes that dining is more than just a meal, it’s about sharing and celebrating with family and friends. Whether you’re there for Sunday Brunch, the memorable lunch buffet or one of Eastpointe’s themed Friday Night Dinners, the staff will see to it that you have an enjoyable experience. Eastpointe Country Club offers several membership options for both residents and non-residents. Options include Club Social and Resident Social, Full Golf and Junior Full Golf and Discovery Memberships. Discovery Memberships require a 2-year commitments and are paid each year in four installments. Unlike many local private clubs, Eastpointe offers both Summer and Seasonal memberships. Summer Memberships are now available for 2019 and run from May 15th - October 15th.